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Huge, varied and interesting: from Egypt and Morocco to South Africa. Discuss any aspect of travel in these regions here.

South Africa ? by Mvarghese
First time south africaClimbing Mount Toubkal in April by Ruth from Wales
Has anyone hiked up Mount Toubkal?Narok Mai-Mahiu road closed by genesisofadventure
Passengers, tourists stranded after closure of Mai Mahiu roadWhirlwind Stopover by golfkat
Travel buddy and me, on the way to South Africa. What to see and do. Give me your three best ideas, please!Egypt- Is it safe to travel?? by tammy90
is egypt safe to travel.Camel Train by Kirk and Christine
Looking for a camel train to TimbuktooMali in the summertime by agreg
I plan to travel to Mali in July and need adviceMorocco, is it safe? by oluskydiver
Due to instability of the region, is it safe to travel around Morocco with an American passport? what do travelbloggers think? thanks! Moroccan beaches etc by bisshund
I want to know a few details before traveling to Morocco.Lesotho- favourite places to visit? by Mark Sparks
Have visited Lesotho recently- keen to go back!

Kenya floods 2012 by genesisofadventure
Narok Central Business District Chairman David Sankok says over the last two years traders in the town have lost property close to Sh350 million to floods.Get Lost in Lesotho- a hidden gem by Mark Sparks
A hidden gem in South AfricaSenegal Taxis by DavSenegal
what do you think about these old cars that are used as taxis in Senegal?morocco tours by travellerdreamer
for those who are interesting to descover the real moroccoLooking for volunteers by mugagga
We are looking for volunteers such as nurses,teachers who can teach the illiterate during a short term in our organizationNyanga or Chimanimani? by nneah
see titleUganda - Tanzania - Mozambique - Zimbabwe by Stamina
tipp for traveling from Uganda through Tanzania to Mozambique and from there to ZimbabweMorocco - Fez to Marrakesh 9 day itinerary help by Moonie 82
Help needed creating an itinerary for my upcoming holiday in Moroccoinfo about tanzania & zanzibar by travelww
wired and funny stories in tanzania.algeria culture by nisharawat007
Algeria's culture is strongly influenced by the country's , as well as other aspects such as their literature, music, arts, crafts and religion. Arabic is Algeria's primary language and is spoken by around 82% of the populace. The French colonialism experienced by the country in the past has resulted in French being the second language of many educated Algerians, and English is very rarely spoken. Many people of Algeria also speak different dialects of Berber. The culture of most countries is also influenced by its past and this is certainly true of Algeria. There are also many ethnic groups in the country that contribute to its diverse and fascinating culture. Islam is the official religion of Algeria and the majority of Algerians are Muslims. Since the departure of the French, Christianity is a secondary religion. Approximately one percent of Algeria's population is Jewish.